When fall comes, everyone raves about
how pretty and beautiful all of the colors are. Yet, when winter comes,
everyone’s emotions become different because the trees look brittle and cold.
That is why I am here today to blog about how great the winter really is. To
start off, I would like to say that snow is a main factor of the beauty of
winter and without it, it just does not feel right.
Currently, the date is December 6th,
2012 and there is yet to have one single snowflake drop on the dark and dead
grass. This is why this winter has not fully become winter yet. If it does not
come by December 21st, I will be so disappointed. You see, having
grown up in Iowa, you are so used to the cold freezing snow that covers your
yard and house that not having it is unthinkable. I mean after all, who doesn’t
like cuddling up inside with five blankets wrapped around while watching one of
your favorite movies? I know I sure love it.
Winter is also a time to just go outside
on a sunny day and play in the glittering snow. Some overlook how delicate and
fluffy the snow actually is. One of my favorite things to do in the snow in
just to sit in it, make snow angels, and just look deep into the snow. Earlier
in life I realized that I think of the strangest things while looking at the
snow. I see my dog running around trying to steal my nephew’s hat while he runs
away screaming and laughing. I see my childhood, particularly my brothers and I
making snowmen in the front yard so that everyone can see how awesome our
creative snowman is. I see family from all around the United States, no matter
how far away coming together, whether it is by phone, or in person. And lastly,
I see myself, trying to kick a soccer ball in two feet of snow, when I know in
the back of my mind that it is not going to work out very well.
Some people look at winter as such a
horrible season, but to me, it means so much more than just snow and random ugly
trees that have no leaves. It means that I get to spend time with the people
and the things that I love the most in life, and I could not ask for anything
more. (413 words).
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